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Councilmembers report on projects, parks repairs and July 25 town parade; fundraising for fireworks planned
Summary
Councilmembers reported updates on the Center Street CCCOG project and park repairs, described plans for town celebration events including a July 25 parade, and discussed donated materials and pickleball fundraising. No formal votes were taken on these items.
Councilmembers used the meeting to report on ongoing town projects and community events.
Jed Woodward said the Center Street CCCOG project had started and reported stable spring water levels; he also described plans for a secondary water meter at the church to separate and meter secondary water for the church and ball diamond. Anzl Rhodes said someone offered donated plywood and shingles to repair the Clarke Park restroom roof and asked for volunteers to help with repairs. Woodward reported an 8-inch test well drilled in 2022 and discussed a possible drawdown test; Rhodes requested a new test during drought conditions for comparison.
Town celebration plans were discussed: Kathryn Rigby reported a town T-shirt design and Friday night dinner; Jed Woodward and friends will run a Saturday morning breakfast; Zack Kopp will oversee a pickleball tournament at $10 per team with proceeds to the town; the youth council will sell cotton candy; and a parade is scheduled for Saturday, July 25 at 10:00 a.m., with a Cache County deputy asked to coordinate with the Sheriff’s office. Fireworks fundraising was discussed contingent on fire restrictions.
No formal council action was taken on the celebration logistics; volunteers and staff will follow up on assignments.
